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11-22-2004, 10:09 PM
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| Adobe streamline raster to vector. It's a good raster > vector program and will take TIF (scanned image), and convert it to DXF in a snap. Has lots of parameters to tighten or loosen things. Will also deal with half a dozen other formats. I've used a couple others, Rasterfratz included, never had much luck, this one works. Ran me about 150 from adobe's site.    |
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